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Stark700
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Tbh, I haven't seen either Avengers or Cabin in the Woods yet although seeing some of Joss Whedon's previous works like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Serenity, etc, I might check it out as he has a great imaginative mind and most of his work's dialogues are praised in their way.
As for really getting into the main animation field, you would have to take it quite seriously I imagine and those books mentioned are a great start. |
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dewlwieldthedarpachief
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Nay, Brian. Before you awaits a fate WORSE THAN DEATH. Obnoxious...correction! That's "Mudblood", SIR. Kill me? |
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Petrea Mitchell
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Maybe your apathy for The Avengers is just due to not caring about that particular franchise. I'm older than you and I, too, don't care about any of the big summer movies this year... but you can bet I'll be part of the stampede to see The Hobbit this December, because I'm still a Tolkien fan and think this could be a good adaptation. (As for the 48-frames-per-second thing, I've heard about it, but there's no way I can have an opinion about whether it's a good thing or not until I can actually see it for myself.)
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Magna_Lilly
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Good questions this week. I really liked the third. I loved Colorful! After watching it I thought "Oh, I'd love to buy this!" but after thinking about it realized, nope, no one would release this movie in America
 Honestly I was thinking only way it would happen would be if that "Kickstarter" thing (animenewsnetwork.com/anncast/2012-03-09) were around and had enough fans pledge money for like a subbed DVD release.
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kakoishii
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unless you were simply joking, I'm certain Brian's play on words has gone over your head. He pretty deliberately chose to write "mug-blood" given the context. |
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TitanXL
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What anime feature films? The only ones that ever showed in theaters here were poorly dubbed hackjob anime by Saban and 4Kids, with the occasional Ghibli flick. These days it's now only an occasional Ghibli flick and no more badly dubbed kid's shows, so the US has essentially gotten better. |
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DavidShallcross
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There seems to be an age cohort of anime fans that sees the archetype of anime to be Akira and Ghost in the Shell. Is there an equivalent these days?
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Fencedude5609
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No, not really. If only because those movies never were "representative" of anime. By the way, am I the only one who just can't not think of this whenever someone says the title "Colorful"? |
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danilo07
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The King of Thron definitely has the same energy that Akira had.I am not saying it is better but it is similar to it a lot. |
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jlaking
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Discotek did not release Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo, S'More did. |
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NJ_
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Yeah, and we all know what happened with that show so this needs to be fixed and perhaps replaced with Lovely Complex. Last edited by NJ_ on Fri May 04, 2012 2:42 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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dragon695
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Yeah, you keep telling yourself that. That many anime directors and producers weren't inspired by Akira and others like it. Nope, it was totally all those awesome moe/harem/loli fanservice shows! Meanwhile, you might want to get some some reading comprehension:
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Pepperidge
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I had the opportunity to see Colorful at a film festival a few weeks back. I had quite a few feelings and thoughts as I left the theatre, and one of them was "man, there is NO way that is getting any kind of commercial release, anywhere, ever." It's unconventional not just as an anime, but as a film in general. It just isn't the type of movie that has any real viability outside of the film festival circuit, and even in Japan I'm sure the home video release was a very small, limited affair.
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agila61
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Well, you could knock me over with a feather, my letter was actually printed, though under my twitter handle rather than my ANN one.
Oops, got to go back and finish reading the column and other answers. |
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RAmmsoldat
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Cheers for answering my question, i hadnt really taken japanese business sensibilities into account when asking for info about various series.
I asked vertical about mabye getting hold of deadman wonderland seeing as they are dealing with onizuka (wich i personally thought kodansha USA would be all over) and was taol that deadman wasnt available. the plot thickens it seems. I guess most importantly i should focus on the series i have on the go at the moment and try and play catchup as best i can elswhere for older titles and above all support the industry by keeping up my scanlation embargo (if im buying the series im not allowed to read scans) and never ever take a break from buying manga again because having a year off has really made a mess of things lol. |
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